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.'-:• « "8" DiXX0e.Il; ,i'§ »%9&•!- "" i#jSi THE McHENRY PLAINDEAUER t Night of Stardom And the credit belongs entirely to Miss Kaaren Olsen of Mc- Henry and her amazing, talent. This yo'ung lady, though only fifteen, was able to teach sixteen little girls enough dancing in nine months to make them competent performers. Her mother, Mrs. Shirley Olsen encouraged and assisted her. Tuesday, June 18 at the American Legion home, a large audiehce of devoted parents, relatives, and friehds watched the little charmers go through their routines iike veterans of the stage. The tap numbers included "Anchors Aweigh," complete with nautical costumes, "Ballin' the Jack", air" "Tea for Two". The ballet nui.ibers were the "Cappelia Waltz", "Hot Toddy",, and "The Little Ballerina." The dancing girls included Bonnie Burg, Dawn Parenti, Janet Hansen, Charlotte Toerne'; Linda and'Donna -Schlofner, Judy Michels. Robert Houck, Lynne Schultz, Chrys Levesque, Nancy Burg, Carol Aalto, Danita Tomasello, Sandra Brennan, Barbara Lorcfi, and Marilyn Scarbrough. Miss Olsen treated the spectators to a difficult tap routine, "Gimmie a Little Kite" , Her bal: let number, "Night in Vienna was cancelled because of a foot injury. The show reached a terrific climax when those "cuties," Don Lorch, Jerry Burg, and Art Olsen danced the "Blue Danube Waltz!" Their crepe paper skirts and head bands presented a fetching sight. The fellows are open for invitations and will accept offers to perform at any and all public affairs! Seriously though, they deserve heaps of praise for their part in contributing to the success of the first recital given by the McCullom Lake School of Dance. The committee frpm the Ladies of the Lake who engineered and worked for the success of the recital consisted of Lois Parenti. Betty Murray, Ethel Schmidt, Marie Howe, Mary Kantorski, and your reporter. An interesting sidelight--Mrs. Ingeborg Olsen, grandmother of three of the dancers, was hospitalized, at the time. She was granted a leave of absence for two hours So she could attend! Early Deadline News notes ^nd gossip gleanings should be phoned in to 2171 by Friday night. Column copy must be in to the Plaindealer'by Saturday morning because of the holiday. You will get your paper on Wednesday next week, instead of Thursday. A Clear Sonny Day Is all that is needed to insure the success of the annual Summer Festival to be held Saturday, July 13 at the beach. The Cullom-Knoll association is sponsoring the all day affair which promises fun and activity for all age groups. in additin to the crowning of Miss McCullom Lake and the buggy parade, there will be a bake sale, white elephant booth, plenty of yummy refreshments, and games and races for the small fry. A bike parade will be held for the boys. Registration for all events is now open and the schedule is as follows: Miss McCullom Lake, girls, ages 4-9, Mrs. Lois Parenti, 566-M-2; Doll buggy parade, girls, 2-10, Mrs. Betty fBaumbeck, 577-W-2; and the bike parade, boys, 2-12, Mrs. Barbara Thacker, 568-R-2. Donations of canned goods and staples for the grocery baskets mpy be brought to the Eton Parenti home. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Zody .are in charge of the white elephant sale and will accept any unwanted but usable items you have. Mrs. Betty Miirray is in charge of the bake sale. Plan to attend the Summer Festival, July 13 at the beach, for a really good time!,' day afternoon at the Johnson property in West Shore beach. The time is 2 p.m. Instructions are given by tLarry Kuhn and Ronald Cornier of the Sportsmen's club. The 'teen age club is meeting with success on their annual venture of sponsoring dances at the beach every Wednesday and Saturday nights. The young people have purchased many new records and the music is,good! Young old imers are invited and encouraged also. * .' Ladies" Of The Lake The gals will meet tonight in the beachhouse at* 8 p.m. This will be the last meeting of the group until September. An amendment to the by-laws will be read for the third time and voted upon*. A terrific sale is being offered by the club. If interested, call 566-M-2. You Wouldn't Guess That Mrs. Augusta Hoeft is 81 years young. This charming lady is still so active .and vigorous and enjoys a good time. Her daugh-^ ter and .son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Pyritz held a birthday party for her on Thursday, June 20. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hoeft of Wonder Lake, Mr.* and Mrs. Lee Sawdo, and Grandma Rognstad. Emma had a lovely birthday cake for the occasion. was gone, the place was jumping. A bu3 load of ball play' ers, wives, and children motored out in a chartered buVfor a nic and ball game at field. The Chicago team tered our home town boys, Dut a fine time was enjoyed; Mrs. George Baumbeck, Mrs. Ben Schaefer, and Mrs. Wi Hojnacki attended the funeral of Betty's uncle on Wednesday, in Chicago. Cullom-KnoU The Cullom - Knoll association will meet Sunday, July 7 at 2:30 p.m. in the beachhouse. Refreshments will be serVed after the meeting. Last minute arrangements will be made for the summer festival. Family { Reunion Joy reigned supreme in the Henry Houck household when the entire family of eight was reunited last weekend. Y3C Houck, on leave from Norfolk Naval Base, arrived on Saturday. Mrs. Beverly Dewey and young son, Thomas Michael, flew in from the West coast last week, to spend ten days with the family. Second son Bill, had just enough time with his sailor brother to get checked out in all things nautical. He left for Great Lakes on Sunday, for two weeks of boot training! Cause For Celebration Mr. and Mrs. Len Jensen donned their party clothes and joined Betty and George Baumbeck and Mr. and Mrs. William Baumbeck of Chicago who were weekend visitors, and made "the most" of Saturday night. The Jensens were wed twentyfive "silver lined" years, June 21. petty and George chalked up nineteen years on Tuesday, June 25, So they had a reason to celebrate. Dinner at Antioch, started the evening with a bang. They visited several other places and wound up at Whitey 'n' Berenice's for "pink lemonade." Congratulations to both couples! McCULLOM LAKE (2) Archery Class The archery classes for boys and girls is being held every Sun- -- -- -- -- T I L E IT YOURSELF AND SAVE! Top Quality Wall Tfle at LOWEST Prices 28'/2* sq. ft. Vvnolesale Prices to Contractors * SERGANT'S QiUb'Osllea, rf-asun PRONE RICHMOND 410S located en Johnstrar* R<L, 3'/, mfles North of Johnsbnrff i Alwm* %1/j miles North of Sunnyside Estates) LASTS All YEAR--IN SNAPSHOTS! 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He, his wife and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. George Kasal of Cicero had planned this affair, hoping that Mark would be home. An unexpected trip took him out of town, and he really missed out on fine groceries. Lillian was the perfect hostess, and even braved the chill winds at $he beach in order to take her guests swimming! B-r-r-r-r-r!! Miss Marianne Kasal, Lillian's hiece is spending a few weeks with the Ringelstetters. , June 27, Maize Muffins m ww** V' • ^ , * They Keep Improving The McCullom Lake Softball team won a terrific victory on Tuesday, June 18 from Hetterman's Johnsburg boys, at the VFW field. The Johnsburg nine had our fellows 9-1, when the Mc- Ctfllom Lake rally started! The game went into two extra innings and the final score was 13-12! It was an exciting ball game* and our men played a wonderful game. she entertained Barbara Lorch,! May their victories increase every Linda Watson, Penny Miller. Jill week! Johnson, Audrey Keevil, Dawn Parenti, Sandra Brennan, Karen Nerstad and sisters Judy and Laurie Jean. Plenty of nourishing barbecues, cake, candy and ice cream were consumed by the young ladies. It was an all day affair, but one Janet will long remember!. Disa «N' Data Paul Nitz, Bill Reid, and Earl Nelson have been suffering with injuries incurred last week. At last report, all are recovering and back on the job. Mrs. Jean McDonald attended the wedding of a friend in Michigan over the weekend. While she Birthday Blessings To Mrs. Lorraine Boyle who is marking her "over 21" natal day, today, Thursday, June 27. Miss Delores Piotrowski will celebrate her twelfth birthday, tomorrow, Friday, June 28. June 28 is the natal day of Mrs. Helene Kolin, also. Lottie and Gene Piotrowski plan a fancy evening for their seventeenth wedding anniversary, Saturday, June 29; Mrs. Ingeborg Olsen will have much to celebrate on her seventyfourth birthday, Sunday, June 30. She has four children residing in the surrounding area and the fifth FOR THAT OLD FASHIONED FLAVOR COME TO WILLI KOENEMANN COUNTRY MADE SAUSAGES DELICIOUS HICKORY SMOKED HAMS LEAN HICKORY SMOKED BACON 22 VARIETIES OF SAUSAGES TRUE GERMAN STYLE FLAVORS Bonte 120 • Just East of Route '12 - Volo, HL 5 $ Plume McHenry 667-W-l mmr i ' ' '* i SAVE UP TO'lOO00"* wu WITH Qkfd-aaA T H E A L L - P U R P O S E F U E L OPERATING COSTS REDUCED 3 WAYS: • Dri-Gas cuts engine maintenance up to 50/S, cuts down time tractor is in the shop. • Dri-Gaa assured longer engine life. ^ Dri-Gas burns so clean ... motor oil lasts 2 to 3 times longer. Fewer spark plug ^hango^, With a higher octane rating than premium gasoline, Dri-Gaa assures greater lugging power and smooth, knock-free performance. Dri-Gas users generally use higher gears, get extra speed for faster farming and reduced engine wear. POWER PLUS! OVER 100 OCTANE! PHONE OR COME IN TODAY! NO COST OR OBLIGATION! Mchenry 283 ALL UNIT? ARE RADIO DISPATCHED ALTHOFF'S Gas Service 409 FRONT STREET McHen*y- ILLINOIS SAVORY RICE-STUFFED STEAK Rice stuffing is deliciously flavorful' and economical made this way. A little sausage is combined with the rice to keep the stuffing moist. Try it rolled up in a juicy round, steak, and be sure to keep this, recipe in your file box. By popular request youll be making it again and again. (Take a hint and cook a double supply of rice. It is handy for last-minute dishes because it keeps so well and combines with practically all other foods. A good trick in reheating rice to its original fluffiness is to add a few tablespoons of water, cover, and place over low heat.) A menu suggestion with Savory Rice-Stuffed SteiakNis whole carrots, molded cherry salad, ploverleaf rolls and spice cake. % cup flour 2 teaspoons salt *4 teaspoon pepper <r 1 %-2 pounds round steak j % pound bulk sausage y» cup minced onioha 2 cups cooked rice % cup shortening Mix together flour, salt and pepper. Remove bone from meat. Rub both sides of meat with the seasoned flour; pound thoroughly. Repeat until flour is all,used up. Mix together sausage, onions and rice. Spread over meat to within one inch of edges. Roll up meat lengthwise. Fasten with toothpicks or string. Brown meat in shortening. Cover tightly and cook slowly 1H to 2 hours or until meat is very tender. Place mdat with open edge down on platter; remove toothpicks or string. Slice to serve. If desired, make vS gravy from meat drippings. Yields six servings. one, Capt. Ted Olsen is once again in this country! Congratulations to all! Bye, bye for now, and don't forget that early deadline! See you next week. Slow Down,!! Complaints of speeding within the village were, reported at the village board meeting Monday night. Drivers are urged to slow down as violators will be prosecuted. N CLAIRE BEAUTY SHOPPE -- Our Operators are All Hairstylists -- 200 So. Green Street MTcHenry, 111. Appointments Accepted -- Mon. thru Sat., 8 A.M. to,6 P.M. COLD WAVE PERMANENTS -- $5.00 St up Including, cut, shampoo and hair set ALL WORK DONE REASONABLY PHONE McHENRY 10 I .• Cool Summer Suits URL LOTH mmm mm. *111 BEST FOR STYLE . . . BEST FOR VALUE Curlee gives you everything you want in a suit: Smart new styles . . , handsome, yet long-wearing fabrics . . . expert tailoring and correct fit. Best of all, Curlee prices are always far less than you'd expect to pay for such outstanding style and quality. Choose your 'new suit from our wide selection of Curlee clothes, best for both style and value. Dacron & Rayon Suits $35 Dacron & Wool Suits $55 McGee's store for men IttONB 47 117 So. Green St. McHenry, 111. Open Daily 8 £.m. to 6 p.m. - Fridays 8 a.m. to 8 pjn. Sundays 0 a.m. 'til 12 Noon ^ How often have you been caught "in the middle of the stream"! with only an hour's notice that guests are coming for lunch? Frenzied thoughts run through your mind as to what to feature on the menu. You suddenly wish you had an "emergency reference" file. Why not start one right away--and here's a No. 1 idea for just such a fUe^Maize MuJftAs. These pretty little muffins take just a jiffy to make. Use a packa£ 6 of your favorite corn muffin mixplus some, "extras" and you are well on the way to preparing a treat beyond compare. The grated cheese that is in the recipe gives the Maize Muffins an added tender melt-in-your-mouth flavor, while the sesame seed that adorns the top gives each one an extra gourmet touch. We suggest serving your favorite meal-in-one salad with the muffins plus steaming cups of tea. Add a twining ivy for the centerpiece and your "last minute" luncheon table will be truly picture pretty!--And youll have two minutes to spare hefora your guests arrive! MAIZE MUFFINS Muffin.t • One I2-oz. package corn 2/3 cup milk muffin mix 1/2 cup grated sharp cheese Xegg Topping: 1 teaspoon sesame seed Empty contents of package into bowl; add egg, milk and cheese, filehd until dry ingredients are well moistened; hatter will be lumpy. Half fill greased muffin cups; sprinkle each muffin with sesame seed. Bake in a hot oven (400° F.) 15 to 20 minutes. Makes 12 medum-sixed muffins. * * A New Construction or Remodeling Masonry and Frame Homes J. R. LEVESQUE & CO. General Contractors FRAME or BRICK HOMES McCULLOM LAKE, ILL. Phone McHenry 2171 Satisfaction Guaranteed Call For Free Estimates ORDINANCE NO. 23 APPROPRIATION . '/ BE IT ORDAINED by the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of McCULLOM LAKE, McHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS: ^ SECTION 1. That for the purpose of defraying all the necessary expenses and liabilities of the Village of McCULLOM LAKE, McHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS, for the fiscal year commencing April 1, 1957, and ending March 31st, 1958, the following sums or so much thereof as by law may be authorized, be and the same are hereby set aside and appropriated for the following purposes, to-wit: A. GENERAL CORPORATE FUND 1. General Government Salary of Village President $ 1.00 Salary of Trustees 6.00 Salary of Village Clerk • • • 120.0ft Salary of Village Attorney 150.CW Salary' of Village Treasurer 1.00 Salary of Village Police Magistrate 1.00 Office Supplies 120.00 Communications, telephone" 20.00 Election Expenses 200.00 Auditing Expenses 250.00 Publication Expenses 100.00 Preparation of code and ordinances 150.00 Dues to Municipal League 27.50 .Incidentals 200.00 Interest on tax anticipation warrants 80.CU| 2. Police Department ™ Expenses of Policemen • • • : 960.00 Supplies of Police Magistrate 100.00 Gas and Oil 275.00 Repair and Maintenance of Vehicles '425.00 Insurance Premiums 100.00 Dog registration and pound expenses • 50.0U Supplies 200.00 3. Street Department Labor • • 100.00 Material .• 300.00 Engineer Fees 100.C® Street Signs 50.00 Snow Removal 200.00 Road Oiling 700.00 Grading „• 200.00 B. SPECIAL CORPORATE FUND 1. Street and"~Bridge Fund ....... Labor 500.00 -4 Material 800.00 Engineer --Fees • • • 150.00 Road Oiling «'•••. 700.00 Grading 300.00 Interest on Tax Warrants; . 18.d§ TOTAL GENERAL CORPORATE FUND and SPECIAL CORPORATE FUND $7,654.50 C. OTHER SPECIAL REVENUE FUNDS 1. Vehicle Tax Fund For expense of improving and maintaining streets in addition to the items mentioned elsewhere in this ordinance for that purpose. The foregoing amount for the improvement and maintenance of the streets is hereby appropriated from anticipated revenue from Vehicle Tax Licenses. TOTAL ALL PURPOSES .$8,254.50 SECTION 2. That any unexpended balance of any items of any appropriation made by this ordinance may be expended in making up any insufficiency in any other of the items of appropriation made by this ordinance. SECTION 3. This ordinance shall be in .full force and effect from and after its passage, approval and publication as provided by law. JOSEPH R. LEVASQUE P^A SSED: 6-24-1957 „ sasaasHi VMililsa °ge President APPROVED? 6-24-1957 ATTEST: EMMA B. PYRITZ VILLAGE CLERK of McCullom Lake, McHenry County, Illinois D-vUF olo m6$2 ullonow is the time for all ETAO INEHDLL^